I mostly refer to adding new syntax to the language (recv, pattern matching as described in that report). It's obvious why it was done - it's syntactic sugar wh

I mostly refer to adding new syntax to the language (recv, pattern matching as described in that report). It's obvious why it was done - it's syntactic sugar which make programming easier. But it's no longer Python, a language many people know or run apps in. So I'd really like if embedded Python folks tried to run their ideas thru python-ideas list to get wider Python community feedback (and yep, we're trying to do our homework in that direction, and would hope to meet other embedded Python folks there). > Maybe you guys should collaborate with the guys behind the paper ? Definitely, I'm drafting a "Hello" email. And I think there's really opportunity for collaboration - they based Owl on PyMite, so I figure they don't fancy developing own VM from scratch, so if they'd be interested in Python3, here's MicroPython. And we could use feedback and wider discussion on topics of hardware access APIs. And prototyping various concurrency models for uPy would be just fantastic.